Aimeé-Kate Bosch Speech Therapist

Aimeé-Kate Bosch Speech Therapist I am a Speech- Language Therapist based in Somerset West. I obtained my Bachelor of Speech-Language and Hearing Therapy at the University of Stellenbosch.

I completed my community service at Khayelitsha District hospital where I gained experience in Neurogenic communication disorders, Dysphagia, Paediatric communication disorders, as well as Neonatal feeding and Kangaroo Mother Care. I worked for two and a half years at the Western Cape Cerebral Palsy association based at Red Cross Children’s hospital, where I have gained experience in Paediatric Dysphagia, Language stimulation and therapy, and Alternative and Augmentative Communication. I currently have a private practice in Somerset West, treating patients at Vergelegen Mediclinc, as well as doing home visits for the elderly, adults and children. I have a passion for patient advocacy where I work closely with organisations such as Rare Diseases South Africa and I believe in patient centered healthcare.

We are so excited to officially welcome Estine Lee to our Speech Therapy team! Estine joined the practice in February 20...
05/03/2026

We are so excited to officially welcome Estine Lee to our Speech Therapy team!

Estine joined the practice in February 2026 and has already been a wonderful addition to our team. She brings valuable experience in school-based therapy, early intervention, and neuro rehabilitative therapy for speech and language disorders. We are so grateful to have her knowledge, enthusiasm, and dedication supporting our patients and families.

Estine is passionate about helping individuals build communication skills and reach their full potential, and we are thrilled that she is part of our practice.

Estine currently has availability for new clients. If you would like to schedule an appointment with her, please feel free to get in touch with us to arrange a booking.

Please join us in giving Estine a very warm welcome!

We’ve been a little quiet on here lately… but only because it’s been a busy and exciting start to 2026 behind the scenes...
12/02/2026

We’ve been a little quiet on here lately… but only because it’s been a busy and exciting start to 2026 behind the scenes.

Our team has been hard at work planning, dreaming, and preparing for the year ahead. We’re so excited for what’s to come...

We’re also thrilled to welcome a new team member to the practice, Estine Lee 🤍 We’re so happy to have her join us and can’t wait for you all to meet her!

Here’s to a year of growth, teamwork, and supporting our incredible patients and families every step of the way. 2026, we’re ready for you!

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Feeding Tube Awareness Week 🤍For many families, feeding doesn’t look the way people expect... and that’s okay. A feeding...
06/02/2026

Feeding Tube Awareness Week 🤍
For many families, feeding doesn’t look the way people expect... and that’s okay.

A feeding tube isn’t a setback, and it isn’t one-size-fits-all.
For some, nourishment comes through a tube... and that path is just as powerful, just as meaningful, just as brave.

This week we honor the resilience of patients, the fierce advocacy of parents, and the quiet strength of caregivers who do the hard things every day.. It’s a lifeline. A bridge. A way to nourish, grow, and thrive.

Feeding may look different, but it is still feeding.
And every journey deserves to be seen, supported, and celebrated.

🌟Wishing our patients and their families a blessed Christmas 🌟 As we reflect on the year, we want to take a moment to ex...
24/12/2025

🌟Wishing our patients and their families a blessed Christmas 🌟

As we reflect on the year, we want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you. It has been an absolute privilege to be part of your journeys - whether big or small - helping you reach new milestones and achieve your goals.

Thank you for entrusting us with your stories, your progress, and your trust in our care. Your strength, resilience, and dedication inspire us every day. We are truly honoured to be part of such an incredible community.

May your holiday season be filled with peace, joy, and precious moments with your loved ones. Happy holidays to all of our patients and their families!

Warmest wishes,

Aimeé-Kate and Anlu

HAPPY HOLIDAYS 🎄🌟As we wrap up another meaningful year, we want to let our wonderful patients and their families know th...
11/12/2025

HAPPY HOLIDAYS 🎄🌟

As we wrap up another meaningful year, we want to let our wonderful patients and their families know that our practice will be closed from 12 December 2025 to 12 January 2026 for the holiday break.

This time allows our team to rest, recharge, and prepare to support you with renewed energy in the new year. We appreciate your understanding and planning ahead with us.

Wishing you all a peaceful, joyful, and safe holiday season. We look forward to welcoming you back from 12 January!

Warm regards,

Aimeé-Kate and Anlu

17/11/2025

We are proud to be part of the NICU teams at both Stellenbosch Mediclinic and Vergelegen Mediclinic. Together we celebrate the journey written in every tiny heartbeat 💜

💜✨ World Prematurity Day ✨💜 Today we honour the strength of every tiny heartbeat and the incredible journeys of prematu...
17/11/2025

💜✨ World Prematurity Day ✨💜
Today we honour the strength of every tiny heartbeat and the incredible journeys of premature babies.

In the NICU, speech therapists walk alongside families—helping little ones learn to feed safely, breathe with ease, and begin their first steps toward communication. Our role is not only clinical, but deeply human: nurturing connection, empowering parents, and celebrating each milestone, no matter how small. 💫

Together, we shine a light on resilience, hope, and the miracles found in the tiniest voices. 💜

Happy International Speech Therapist Day!Today, we celebrate the compassion, dedication, and expertise of Speech- Langua...
14/11/2025

Happy International Speech Therapist Day!

Today, we celebrate the compassion, dedication, and expertise of Speech- Language Therapists around the world - professionals who help people find their voices, connect with others, and participate more fully in life.

From supporting little ones saying their first words to helping adults regain communication after illness or injury, to empowering families and communities with knowledge and confidence - Speech Therapists change lives every single day.

Here's to honouring our profession, our passion, and the people we serve!

04/11/2025

Dr Cait-Lynn Wells, a specialist neurologist, is now in private practice at Mediclinic Stellenbosch. To book an appointment, call: 021 861 1145 or email: reception@drwells.co.za

Finding Your Words Again After a StrokeA stroke can cause aphasia, a language disorder that affects a person’s ability t...
29/10/2025

Finding Your Words Again After a Stroke

A stroke can cause aphasia, a language disorder that affects a person’s ability to speak, understand, read, or write — but not their intelligence. Imagine knowing exactly what you want to say, but not being able to get the words out.

A Speech Therapist supports people with aphasia by tailoring therapy to each individual’s needs — helping rebuild language skills, teaching alternative communication strategies, and empowering families to communicate effectively.

With patience, practice, and support, communication can improve. This World Stroke Day, let’s recognise the vital role of speech therapy in helping survivors find their voice again.

When Speech Becomes Difficult After a StrokeAfter a stroke, some people experience dysarthria — a speech disorder caused...
29/10/2025

When Speech Becomes Difficult After a Stroke

After a stroke, some people experience dysarthria — a speech disorder caused by muscle weakness or poor coordination. Speech may sound slurred, slow, or soft, and communication can feel frustrating.

A Speech Therapist works closely with stroke survivors to strengthen the muscles used for speech, improve breath support, and develop clear and confident communication. Therapy focuses not only on clarity of speech, but also on restoring confidence and social connection.

Because communication is more than just words — it’s how we stay connected to others.

Eating and Drinking Safely Again After a StrokeA stroke can affect the brain’s control over the muscles we use to chew a...
29/10/2025

Eating and Drinking Safely Again After a Stroke

A stroke can affect the brain’s control over the muscles we use to chew and swallow — a condition known as dysphagia. This can make eating and drinking difficult or even dangerous, increasing the risk of choking or pneumonia.

A Speech Therapist plays a vital role in assessing swallowing function and helping patients return to safe, comfortable eating. Through specialised exercises, texture modification, and strategies to improve muscle coordination, we support recovery and help restore one of life’s simplest pleasures — enjoying a meal safely.

Let’s raise awareness this World Stroke Day of how early speech therapy intervention can make a life-changing difference in recovery and quality of life. 💪🍽️

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